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Questions and Answers Janerich al Med The article et J by (N Engl Answers Questions and A indicates that administration of exog¬ 299:697,1974) enous sex is associated with steroids an during gestation increased incidence of limb-reduction defor¬ congenital mities. these authors state that Nevertheless, carefully is no definitive evidence that the sex there exogenous these but the association steroids can cause deformities, be to related an maternal of may underlying reproductive Medicolegal Aspects disorder. it would be difficult to medicole¬ Medical-Journal of Hazards Thus, very prove Reports Drug for administration of for gal liability past progestogens recent J Med article 299:697, (N Engl 1974) alleging other stud¬ testing. Nevertheless, retrospective pregnancy an between defects QA association and congenital upper-limb ies Nora and and Nora et by (Lancet 1:941, 1973) by Levy administration of sex a steroids has created during pregnancy al from Denver and Montreal re¬ (Lancet 1:611, 1973) like who clinical and dilemma for clinicians medicolegal myself an that there is increased incidence of a congenital have used hormone-like, administered port orally drug, medroxypro- acetate for test¬ heart and for disease, particularly great-vessel transposition gesterone (Provera), many years, pregnancy as well as for other to without harm VACTEL ing purposes, observing http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

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JAMA , Volume 234 (5) – Nov 3, 1975
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Janerich al Med The article et J by (N Engl Answers Questions and A indicates that administration of exog¬ 299:697,1974) enous sex is associated with steroids an during gestation increased incidence of limb-reduction defor¬ congenital mities. these authors state that Nevertheless, carefully is no definitive evidence that the sex there exogenous these but the association steroids can cause deformities, be to related an maternal of may underlying reproductive Medicolegal Aspects...
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Copyright © 1975 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
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0098-7484
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1538-3598
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10.1001/jama.1975.03260180076034
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Janerich al Med The article et J by (N Engl Answers Questions and A indicates that administration of exog¬ 299:697,1974) enous sex is associated with steroids an during gestation increased incidence of limb-reduction defor¬ congenital mities. these authors state that Nevertheless, carefully is no definitive evidence that the sex there exogenous these but the association steroids can cause deformities, be to related an maternal of may underlying reproductive Medicolegal Aspects disorder. it would be difficult to medicole¬ Medical-Journal of Hazards Thus, very prove Reports Drug for administration of for gal liability past progestogens recent J Med article 299:697, (N Engl 1974) alleging other stud¬ testing. Nevertheless, retrospective pregnancy an between defects QA association and congenital upper-limb ies Nora and and Nora et by (Lancet 1:941, 1973) by Levy administration of sex a steroids has created during pregnancy al from Denver and Montreal re¬ (Lancet 1:611, 1973) like who clinical and dilemma for clinicians medicolegal myself an that there is increased incidence of a congenital have used hormone-like, administered port orally drug, medroxypro- acetate for test¬ heart and for disease, particularly great-vessel transposition gesterone (Provera), many years, pregnancy as well as for other to without harm VACTEL ing purposes, observing

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